i took some pix showing the whole quilt and then a close shot to show detail, so i hope you don't get bored.
this is only a very small sample of what there was. i only had the camera a short time and then it was 'stolen' from me by hubby. you'll also see some very familiar ones with another interpretation. everything appliqued is needleturned. i already lost some. yeesh! there are a lot. i will tell you when it's done. so without further ado ...... i already lost some. yeesh!!! i'll try to get them back at the end. |
Oops....no pictures! :lol:
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Went to Manchester on Saturday and accidentally deleted all my pictures on Saturday evening. Would love to see yours!
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this quilt was made after the tsunami
the welcoming quilt on the entry wall [ATTACH=CONFIG]245960[/ATTACH] note the 3D effects and the embellishments [ATTACH=CONFIG]245961[/ATTACH] this was made with yoyo's, lace, netting, buttons, beads, every kind of fabric, etc. just everything. [ATTACH=CONFIG]245962[/ATTACH] |
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1/2 squares [ATTACH=CONFIG]245963[/ATTACH] |
Breathtaking. The skill and patience it took to do these are unimaginable. They are beautiful. They are pure art.
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Thank you for posting these great pix.
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Originally Posted by butterflywing
this quilt was made after the tsunami
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i don't know what happened there. i tried to search it out to continue but i couldn't find me in the netherworld.
to continue ..... |
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detail of embroidery [ATTACH=CONFIG]245976[/ATTACH] full on [ATTACH=CONFIG]245977[/ATTACH] sideways [ATTACH=CONFIG]245978[/ATTACH] |
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hand embroidery [ATTACH=CONFIG]245979[/ATTACH] 3-D [ATTACH=CONFIG]245980[/ATTACH] this was incredible !!! [ATTACH=CONFIG]245981[/ATTACH] |
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all needleturn [ATTACH=CONFIG]245985[/ATTACH] read the quilting [ATTACH=CONFIG]245986[/ATTACH] |
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on the GFG, notice that some of the flowers have black centers, some solids.
wonderful gradations [ATTACH=CONFIG]245988[/ATTACH] close up [ATTACH=CONFIG]245989[/ATTACH] needleturn [ATTACH=CONFIG]245990[/ATTACH] |
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this was part of a series of folded fabric quilts - very artistic and wonderful. the ones done in plain muslin were especially nice.
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Amazing...They take my breath away.
Thank You so much for sharing.. ! ! ! ! |
thanks for sharing
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the one that looks like crochet, but isn't, is layers of fussycut fabric cut in sequential circles on top of each other, and then handstitched in large basting stitches around the circles.
very, very creative. close up showing embroidered fancywork embellishments around the edges [ATTACH=CONFIG]245994[/ATTACH] NOT crochet [ATTACH=CONFIG]245995[/ATTACH] close up [ATTACH=CONFIG]245996[/ATTACH] |
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there were about 8 "bays" of the folded work.
folded fabric tablerunner [ATTACH=CONFIG]245997[/ATTACH] needleturn [ATTACH=CONFIG]245998[/ATTACH] close up [ATTACH=CONFIG]245999[/ATTACH] |
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yet more
in the lobby of the hotel [ATTACH=CONFIG]246002[/ATTACH] look familiar? copycat!!! she obviously copied this from k3n [ATTACH=CONFIG]246003[/ATTACH] cross stitch center [ATTACH=CONFIG]246004[/ATTACH] |
They are all beautiful! Thanks for sharing:)
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i believe this is a friend of ours. am i right?
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i have to check and see if there's anything i missed.
that may be all. all needleturn - ouch !!! [ATTACH=CONFIG]246014[/ATTACH] |
Some amazing quilts.
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a lost one
pineapple and - yes - needleturn with 3D flowers [ATTACH=CONFIG]246016[/ATTACH] |
Originally Posted by butterflywing
this was part of a series of folded fabric quilts - very artistic and wonderful. the ones done in plain muslin were especially nice.
Jennie Rayment's work. She's the queen of folding. http://www.jennierayment.com/?q=node/35 Thanks for posting all the pictures. |
Amazing... thank you so much for sharing.
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Oh, these are all so beautiful! Thanks for sharing them with us!
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Originally Posted by MTS
Originally Posted by butterflywing
this was part of a series of folded fabric quilts - very artistic and wonderful. the ones done in plain muslin were especially nice.
Jennie Rayment's work. She's the queen of folding. http://www.jennierayment.com/?q=node/35 Thanks for posting all the pictures. i have her book and it's going on a trip to the u.k. as soon as i get my butt in gear. |
Originally Posted by goosepoint
Breathtaking. The skill and patience it took to do these are unimaginable. They are beautiful. They are pure art.
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Stunning quilts!!! Thanks for sharing them with us!
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Gorgeous quilts!!! Thank you for sharing, it's so hard to pick a favourite :)
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i wish i had my camera the second day. there were so many wonderful quilts that i would have taken pictures of.
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Wow, thank you for sharing.
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Beautiful..thank you !!
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Such wonderful works of art. No real words to express how beautiful they are.
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Beautiful all - how did my quilt get over there? My neighbour bought it a while back, perhaps he sold it on :mrgreen: :lol:
Jennie Rayment is a love (as we English say) - I saw her at F of Q and she is indeed the queen of folding. :-D BW thanks for finding a) the quilts and b) the pics and also for posting about the techniques used, I love to know that. :-D |
Wow, those are amazing! There surely are a lot of talented people out there!
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great pictures thanks for sharing maureen
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How beautiful! From Maine
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OMG the quilts are unbelievable. They make my quilts looks so primative. Those quilters are true artists. Thanks for sharing.
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